Senior Compliance Operations Specialist

Location: Manila, Philippines; hybrid with 2 days of required return-to-office per week; must be amenable to working in the EMEA time zone.

Company

hirify.global provides integrated front-to-back investment management solutions and is an independent subsidiary of Deutsche Börse Group.

What you will do

• Assist with risk assessments across business functions, jurisdictions, and legislation.
• Collaborate with internal stakeholders and Group Compliance to shape and maintain the compliance framework.
• Monitor compliance activities across the organisation and assess their effectiveness.
• Maintain accurate compliance records and repositories of laws, regulations, and their applicability to business activities.
• Monitor employee compliance requirements and prepare planned and ad hoc reports for internal and external stakeholders.

Requirements

• Degree in law, auditing, risk, or a related field.
• At least 2–3 years of compliance experience in a global setting.
• Experience with compliance topics including market abuse, sanctions, and conflicts of interest.
• Strong analytical skills and attention to detail.
• Advanced English communication skills, both verbal and written.
• Ability to understand complex compliance cases and balance sound business advice with high standards of advice.
• Strong interpersonal skills and an excellent sense of humour.
• Amenability to work in the EMEA time zone and attend the office twice per week.

Nice to have

• Experience as in-house counsel.

Culture & Benefits

• Collaborative, curious, customer-success-driven, and people-centred working environment.
• Salary, bonus scheme, and pension.
• Work-life balance and individual professional development opportunities.
• Inclusive workplace with equal-opportunity principles and diverse perspectives.

Hiring process

• Submit an application in English through the career site.
• Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, with an approximate CV consideration time of three weeks.
• Candidate feedback is requested during the process.